Cree has made a name for himself in the streets of Memphis and managed to take care of himself and his little brother with no other family around. Drug dealing became a way of life for him, and he became an expert at it.

When his boss, Mandla comes to him with a new proposition that will bring him even more money, he is more than willing to take it on. Knowing that his life of crime is about to go up a level, he takes on the responsibility with nothing on his mind but making sure he can continue to live his lifestyle while putting his brother on his team and taking care of his longtime girlfriend Layla.

Kaya has been groomed and trained by her father since she was a teenager to be ready to take over his empire one day. When he introduces her to Cree, letting her know that he will be her new business partner and its her job to make sure money is being made, she is reluctant to join forces, but what her father says is law.

Mandla lets Cree know that Kaya is as much in charge of the product as he is, and they are to work together in sync. The problem is that Kaya is a distraction and a temptation like never before. With Mandla making it clear that Kaya is off limits, Cree knows that he cannot give in to his desires, especially since he is in a committed relationship with the only girl to ever steal his heart.

Will Kaya and Cree be able to remain professional or will they allow their wants to cloud their better judgment and put not only their business in jeopardy but also their lives?

If you live in Miami, then you know about The Money Team. In case you need a reminder, they are four Jamaican brothers who inherit their billion-dollar empire from their father, Kymani Whyte, a former legendary drug kingpin. Their last name alone ring bells throughout the city. ‘Whyte’ holds so much rank and weight that it is almost a death sentence to have any beef with the Whyte Brothers. These brothers keep their circle tight and make sure not to let any snakes in. Females consider it a blessing to be affiliated with either Staxx, Rich, Paper or Dolla Whyte even if it is only for a night.
Dolla Whyte, the youngest and deemed most ruthless of the four, is considered the most attractive. From the start, he warns women that there are two things he can’t give them – money and a relationship. All of that changes during a morning routine trip to Starbucks.
Dream Washington’s name can be found under the definition of a “go-getta”. Since a pre-teen, she saved every child support check from her father so that she can attend her dream college, University of Miami, thirteen hours away from home. Now a junior in college, Dream is focusing more on obtaining her degree to live the life she wasn’t given a chance to due to her parents’ negligence. She also happens to be the new barista at Starbucks.
When Dolla ends up in her line, their interaction doesn’t go too well. Unbeknownst to her, Dolla is just naturally a “rude bwoy”. That very well may be the reason Dream finds herself attracted to him.
All of a sudden, Dolla finds himself breaking his own rules. Whenever Dream has a problem, Dolla runs to her rescue. Dolla doesn’t know how to describe his feelings for Dream, but he dares not use the L-word. To him, love is only an emotion to describe the way he feels about his family, not a woman.
Staxx is the oldest and runs the empire. There is nothing he loves more than his daughter and youngest brother. As with every man with wealth and power, women are his weakness. Self-control is something that he lacks. Staxx has been married for almost fifteen years to his daughter’s mother, but he hasn’t been faithful for over a decade. His infidelities catch up to him in a way that he never expects.
Meet Shonda, the loyal, loving wife of Staxx. She has rightfully earned the huge rock on her finger after holding Staxx down since they were seventeen. Shonda hardly ever asks Staxx for anything throughout their marriage, but she wants another baby. Staxx, being heavy in the streets and sheets, doesn’t want another kid. The pressure from Shonda causes their marriage to crumble.
Each brother has woman problems, which can easily be solved if the brothers weren’t so set in their ways. Running an empire is already hard, try adding needy women and greedy men to the equation. One thing is for sure, drama is bad for business. Will these Miami boys be able to protect their empire and give their hearts to the women that love them? Or will the brothers fold under pressure?